Posts Tagged ‘visual arts’
‘Gentle Monster’ Star Léa Seydoux and Director Marie Kreutzer to be Honored at Mill Valley Film Festival
The festival is honoring the film’s director, Marie Kreutzer, and its star, Léa Seydoux, with separate awards for their work on the feature. Gentle Monster, which is being released next month by Netflix, follows a concert pianist Lucy (Seydoux) who faces how little she knows about her husband after he is accused of an unspeakable…
Read MoreMarin Magazine: 30 Words: Jim Wood’s 50-Year Photographic Journey Through the World, and Through Life
by Jim Wood August 10, 2026 My book is about life. It uses photos to define words like “beauty,” “love,” “happiness” and “family.” Thirty words in all. These are photos I took over 50 years, between 1975 and 2025, while traveling the world. Over those 50 years, I visited — often in an adventurous way…
Read MoreMill Valley Philharmonic: “Where Flowers Sing” – Free Dress Rehearsal / Performance
Mill Valley Philharmonic Presents, “Where Flowers Sing” Free Dress Rehearsal / PerformanceFriday October 16 7:30 pm Sunday Afternoon Performance $25 AdmissionSunday October 18, 2026 3:00 pm Mount Tamalpais United Methodist Church410 Sycamore Ave.Mill Valley, CA 94941 Rebecca E. Van Horn Orchestra Administrator Mill Valley Philharmonic
Read MoreMill Valley Fall Arts Festival: Call for Volunteers, Sept. 19 & 20th, Old Mill Park!
We still need a few volunteers! Can you help this weekend? Exciting news! Earlier this year, I joined the Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival as the Volunteer Coordinator, supporting 200+ volunteers who make this incredible weekend happen. This year’s festival takes place on September 19th & 20th, and it is shaping up to be our…
Read MoreDorado 806 Lesser Known Monsters
Dorado 806 Projects is pleased to present ‘Lesser Known Monsters’, a group exhibition in an annex space in the Bay Area, Mill Valley, CA. Inspired by the title of Kim Fu’s 2022 collection of short stories, Lesser Known Monsters makes the strange familiar and the familiar strange, exploring the forces that work below the surface…
Read MoreMarin IJ: Review: Marin Theatre’s ‘White Chip’ Brilliant From Top to Bottom
BARRY WILLIS | barry.m.willis@gmail.com A serious personal problem gets a dazzling comedic treatment in Sean Daniels’ “The White Chip” at Marin Theatre through Sept. 20. In his Marin Theatre debut, Benjamin Clark plays a brilliant theater director named Steven, who narrates and performs an alcohol-fueled autobiography — one that begins with him sipping his first beer at…
Read MoreThe Curtain Theatre: Meet the Cast of Love’s Labour’s Lost
This year’s cast features: Euan Ashley (King of Navarre); William Cagle(Nathaniel); Dominic Marco Canty (Don Armado); Heather Cherry(Holofernes); David Cole (Costard); Alexandra Fry (Princess of France); Diego Hardy (Berowne); Thomas Hutchinson (Dumaine); Rachel Ka’iulani Kennealy (Rosaline); Thomas Peterson (Longaville); Tom Reilly(Boyet); Arya Safavi (Katherine); Marianne Shine (Dull); Faryn Thomure(Maria); and Abigail Wissink (Armado’s Page). A Fresh Take on a Shakespeare Favorite In Love’s Labour’s Lost, the King of Navarre convinces three friends to join him in a three-year pledge to avoid women…
Read MoreTam High Foundation Announces Emily Uhlhorn as Next Executive Director
Current Tamalpais Union High School District Trustee to assume leadership role in January 2027 as the Foundation celebrates 30 years of supporting Tam High students. Mill Valley, Calif. – July 23, 2026 — The Tam High Foundation today announced the appointment of Emily Uhlhorn as its next Executive Director, effective January 2027 after the completion…
Read MoreMILLEY AWARDEES FOR 2026 ANNOUNCED!
It’s the 35th year of the Milley Awards, Mill Valley’s annual awards for creative achievement, which are held every year in October. This year the awards event, featuring a reception, buffet dinner and program, will be held Sunday, October 18 at the Mill Valley Community Center. Invitations will go out by email at the end…
Read MoreThe Local Trade and Mystic Pack the Studio in Their First Partnership
Chamber members Mystic and The Local Trade came together to host a sold out spoon carving class last month. The packed room in Mystic’s new B-Side studio brought together members of the community to share the experience of carving spoons by hand. Using Japanese techniques and a range of tools, attendees all walked away with…
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